Charcoal dextran stripped human serum
Charcoal-dextran stripped human serum is a laboratory product that undergoes a process to remove certain components, such as hormones and other small molecules, from human serum samples. This processing can be useful in various research applications that require a more defined serum composition.
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4 protocols using charcoal dextran stripped human serum
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